Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 16, 1925, Page 10

were Ft PAGE TEN HOLDUP GIES BODIES OF MOTHER AND YOUNG Che Casper Sunday Cribune is a well-to.do contractor, {s reported missing, and police were searching for him tonight. Civil Liberties Union: SUNDAY, AUGUST 16, 1925 in maintenance of our civil rights, including: the right of free assemb- lage, his letter continued. K., including about 190 “Kame}ias” held one of the. first. full regalia parades of the order in New Jng- ic The governor is expected to make|!and. All but a féw of the marchers Police believe the mother and some kind of an announcement early | wore masks. hives ddipernnas Aicteace heh. . next week. Leading the parade were several kitchen “o: ; Meanwhile Klan meetings are held| state of Maine highway police on dragged to the,cellar. The kitchen H Id B ~ f f . Kl ; wrteStga 2 " was spattered with blood, and there | | 0 Ss rie Or an at almost clock like regularity in a} motor cycles. ana four fully robed were stains leading to tlfe basement | | two cycle. Every other day for the | officials.of.the Klan. : RARE IE Ps the, dace a past ten days a Klan meeting bas} Without. interruption\ the: Klans- atte et y been terminated by a riot of some|men passed through the: town to a ) | . oNOON rn De Tin} be Prosecutor Westcott investigated n ea to overnor proportion. At Sudbury on Tuesday | large field on the outskirts of Kit- } CAMDEN, N. 3., Aug. 15.—(By United Press.) —With,] ana when he left the Audia home Fige wien *wors: abot; ania tRakalne|| tery ambetepenalticalixatich? ean: tn. | i the bodies of Mrs. Catherine Audia and her |.he hada with him letters found in eS on Thursday, tear gas bombs put in| {tation meetings. were. held. 5 38-year-old son, John, were found today partially buried Aaa eed cb adeean pec 9 BOSTON, Mass., Aug. 15.—A new | Harrington, president of the Massa-| their first appearance. ‘The local SS Sip TOE ———— junder a pile of coal in the cellar of their home here. ‘rhb ple peevane 2 element en Ku Klux Klan /chusetts Law and order League, police are seldom able to cope with| Mrs. Ws Deamond. Humphnays, a | 3 F 4 sb rg mies situation in usetts Satur. | urging him to take steps to halt fur-|'the disturbances and call in the state] recent visitor to: America, is’one of N ae FE d f Bz _| Both mother and child had been murdered with a blood-| ‘The Audias had two other chil- day when’ the an Civil Lib-} ther meetings on the ground that| police, who thus far have been suc-| the most prolific of modern English ‘o Lrace Found oF Dan-| stained mallet which lay near the bodies, dren—Wrank, 21, who worked with] erties union through a member of] they tend to incite to riot. cessful in restoring order quickly. || novelista.” Bor more then @0;eaatn 2) lit Who Made Off The mother was dead when the) Audia and “star boarder’ ,at her| iis father, and Salvatore, who has its national committee, John 8. Cod: dman's protest was embodied in Mrs. Humphreys, who is best known ° ait NV ie) ade | bodies were ered, but, the} home, found the bodies and reported | been ill at a children’s ‘hospital In} man, protested to a letter which carefully pointed out] KITTERY, Maine, Aug. 15—(By] under her pen name of “Rita,” has &; while une fous, was still] the double murder to the police. He| Philadelphia for the past few weeks.|7 Puller, against p Nithat “the American Civil Liberties | Unit Press) — Marching eight| published at least one novel every I With Pavroll. | athing. The boy died shortly | was held without bafl/ pending an on meetings of the order. m has no interest in the Klan,|abreast through the main streets of year. ee | ard investigation. For results try a Tribune Class!'| arlier in the week the governur| either for or against.” Kittery late Saturday, 400 members RSD LT ae aaa jentile, a cousin of Mrs.| Joseph: Audia, the husband, who fied Ad. receivel a protest from Daniel L. 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